What job pays ya bills?

Model maker working in advertising.
Make all sorts to be photographed for adverts, and put in press, mags, billboards, tv, etc.

My wife's job pays our bills.

I have a road haulage company. So I pay the bills for;

The Government.
HM Revenue and Customs
VOSA (UK Nazi Party)
Several finance companies
Shell UK
Keyfuels Network
Nat West Bank
Various truck dealers
Various truck fitters
Watling Tyres (but they do give me fleet discount on bike tyres )
Dartford (highway robbery) crossing
Numerous ungrateful employees

All of the above can have your pants down quicker than Big Toby

Im a Policeman , I work in pro active unit in a large Town, mainly deal with drugs, execute warrants bashing doors in, and like chasein' cars.

Are you like D.I. Reagan from the sweeny?

STOP SHOUTING!

Superdan, I knew you were a copper when you bit on the Brunstrom death thing

If you decide to bash Pugwash's door in take me with you. I hear he has that naked woman locked in his mansion on Guernsey

Printer, i think shade has the bset job so far!

This is the shop that joe built in 1995. It is paid for, joe don't do debt.
I am the heavy line technician,
service adviser,
mechanics helper,
gunk boy,
janitor,
PR expert.
marketing director,
primarily the bill payer. this is a one man show.
thare is 3 more doors in the rear of the building, so to drive through i do.
i am afraid of heights and need to shimmy the ladder and repair the wind damage from 2 months ago.

Self employed, Telecom Project and Quality Management.

Infrastructure for mobile phone networks etc.

I have my freedom, but working all the time.....

Maximum respect Chuck! I hope to give something back within my lifetime, my hat goes off to all of those working in the medical proffession!

GM of a company that imports/distributes home theatre and car audio equipment

Telecomm Specialist/Engin for utility here in SoCal named - oddly enough- Southern Cal Edison. True telecomm layer 1 for all you IT geeks out there. Do network management/optimization/root cause for: Fiber (SONET, DWDM, FDDI etc), Digital M/W, DACS, M13, BITS etc.

Anyone out there have a company that migrated to SAP? What a bunch of twat's they are.

Another Policeman , ARV in South Wales. Fast cars and firearms.

Dont be shy....

Wheelin' and a dealin', duckin' and a divin' Honda car salesman.

Basically if you get stuck behind an old biddy driving a Jazz? Sorry but they pay my mortgage

Lead Fleet TEch. for a utility Co. here in SoCal
Almost 30 years

own a landscaping / groundworks business .

I own a rest home for retired circus clowns but some people call it a distribution company. The last few years has been pretty tough for UK road haulage so I am much diminished, but all the happier for it.

Anyway my motto has always been this quote attributed to Adolf Hitler but actually from Bernard Manning or Tommy Cooper (not sure which).

'It is easy to smile when you're winning'
'when the world rolls along like a song'
' but a mans not worthwhile, unless he can smile'
'when everythings gone fookin wrong'

work for the Dutch goverment, not a big deal.

My one company gets others to No.1:

My other takes those and puts them here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Jakyl

Hehee damn this thread makes me wonder why the heck I did not stick around here I knew before I read Pete's reply what he said, bet he is very busy with all the incest and booming porn industry. .....

oh the topic, well folks for 25+ years joe had a japanese auto repair shop, humm.. guess they call me an auto technician but I sold my shop so I do not wrench no more. My friends call me an entrepreneur or real estate investor, not that I need to make myself sound important cos I am not, joe is sort of like god in the respect he doe's not change, I am the same dude I was all the way back when I was 13 yo, just a free spirit, definitely a loaner and a very vivid imagination.

I am inspired by others and hope someday I can inspire someone else as long as it is in a good way. So.. I am not important, I can become small so small you can not even notice me. Like when you have a mental malfunction- you go to the psychiatrist to get small to get your head shrunk, thus they are called "shrinks". Yes for those that would like to know joe has been to one back in the early years (13 yo) they tried to shrink my head and what I discovered was I seem to know as much as they did? Which made me think... you have to go to college for many years and your title makes you sound important but are you? I realised at about 30 yo that what makes a person important is not your title or how many dollars you make and accumulate but how many ppl is in between you and the rest of the public. I am sure Pete can relate..

All hail the return of Jehadjoe

Never been worked from 9 - 5 (actually I lie, several months in Dubai I did once). Money is almost always an issue no-matter of income, but HAVING YOUR TIME is deeply forgotten value. Plus freedom - I have left many faces surprised, schocked and abused as I do not have to adjust my opinion in my work and business, and have freedom to brake the frames of brainwash at any time I feel so. I earn a lot using the same persons, by the way This is real freedom, money only expands and supports it

Interior Communications Electrician in the US Navy. Basically I use fiber optics, long-range lasers, and surveillance cameras to provide a glide-slope for fighter jets to land on aircraft carriers at sea.

It's one of those jobs that probably sounds cool but really isn't. The equipment almost runs itself, I'm just there for when it breaks

Consultant designer in Asia, mostly China...... well I started off as a designer 12 years ago, now I deal with all aspects of my clients business in Asia,
Its hard fooking work but great fun and rewarding

Well, I´m a Lawyer! I work mostly in areas related to corporate law. At this moment I´m working with a government office.

I´m retired

TlsRus...

What sort of designer are you?

I run a branding consultancy called Echo
www.echobranddesign.co.uk

We have a complete mix of graphic and product designers who all work together to create brand experiences. Been doing this kind of thing since the early eighties. Echo is the third company I have started. I really like the start up bit but usually after 5 to 8 years I get a bit bored as they start to get bigger and more successful and I leave. Then the other remaining partners make all the money! This time I 'm in it for the long haul, put too much effort into this one, and I'm nearly 50 so I'm planning for a management buyout in 10 years time so now the thing is to find the star players who will eventually inherit the company and pay me to go off and spend my late years playing with motorbikes in the workshop every day.

I FOOKING LOVE MY JOB!

I run a warehouse for office supplies. Not the most glamorous of jobs, but it pays the rent and fuel bills.

I provide supported living accommodation for two guys with learning disabilities, and i also own a property development company with my 2 brothers. We've just completed our biggest project to date converting a big old Victorian house into 6 studio apartments.

Gynocologist (part time, just to keep my hand in)

Bring an old thread alive again....I'm a CAD tech in a civil engineering company


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I am a Home Inspector. 13 years and counting.

In my 20's I did cameras and graphic design for adult websites (true) and later graphic design for a phone sex company (also true). Yes, lotsa nekkid pictures. It sounds great, but after a few years it's just a job. I remember working with a picture one time and giving the model a, ehem, 'haircut' when my boss brought to the office the building manager that did not know what we did in that office. I got scolded for looking at porn. Again.

IT Network Engineer at a Health Primary Care Facility.

Commercial Director of a Floating Production company. We own and operate some very very big boys toys producing oil and gas offshore for oil companies. Mine's a technical background rather than finance.

DBA and Sys Admin for a motorcycle/dirt bike/ATV performance parts manufacturer.

Engineering program manager - military and commercial systems


P.S Sarasota Steve, I am assuming the ride hard in your sig line means something completely different to you

Proprietor Carpet & Flooring Company 27 years and counting.....gee i feel old when i say that

Project engineer for an oilfield service company. I figure out how to fix big heavy things (and spend too much time swearing at bureaucracy).

Senior Manufacturing Engineer for an Aerospace Company (Military and civilian products)

Carpenter and own the smallest construction company west of the Mississippi.




Last job Halter Ranch Tasting room ceiling.

Wow, this thread started 7 years ago.

I'm now the Senior Field Systems Engineer for the same Radar manufacturer.

I don't work on commercial projects any longer, it's all Military / Navy or shore based survellance.

I've recently returned from Columbia - they are very interested in spotting small / semi submerged targets around their coastline.